Exhibit 2 Map 2 TendoyThinningImagery.pdf

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This is a map document depicting the D3 Tendoy Thinning project area located within the Lolo National Forest near Missoula, Montana. The map illustrates the geographic boundaries of thinning units designated as mandatory (shown in red), optional (shown in light blue), and exclusion areas (shown with diagonal hatching). Multiple numbered units are identified, including units 932, 950, 960, 941, 610, 612, 613a, 613b, and 4284, distributed across the project area. Forest Service System Roads are displayed in white lines throughout the mapped region. The document includes reference information indicating the combined SO/RD (Supervisory Office/Ranger District) designation for the Lolo National Forest, and provides a locational inset map showing the project's position relative to Missoula and the broader Lolo National Forest network. Standard disclaimers are included regarding the map's limitations for determining legal boundaries, access restrictions, motor vehicle use regulations, and navigation purposes. The map is dated April 2, 2026, and includes USDA Forest Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service branding and logos.

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D3 Tendoy Thinning Imagery

LOLO

Combined

SO/RD

LOLO

NF

Missoula

17822

17855

613b

613a

Tendoy Thinning Units Exclusion

Mandatory

Optional

Forest Service System Roads

This map is intended to depict physical features as they generally appear on the ground and may not be used to determine title, ownership, legal boundaries, legal jurisdiction, including jurisdiction over roads or trails, or access restrictions that may be in place on either public or private land. Obtain permission before entering private lands, and check with appropriate government offices for restrictions that may apply to public lands. Lands, roads and trails within the boundaries of the National Forest may be subject to restrictions on motor vehicle use. Obtain a Motor Vehicle Use Map, or inquire at the local Forest Service Office for motor vehicle access information.

Natural hazards may or may not be depicted on the map, and land users should exercise due caution. This map is not suitable for navigational use.

Date: 4/2/2026

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